Sinn

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...τώρα εξηγείται γιατί τα Sinn έχουν καλές χρονομετρίες...     

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http://forums.watchuseek.com/f24/limited-editions-sinn-668650.html#/

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Έχει φτιάξει αρκετές L.E για Ιαπωνία

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Submarine Steel

Sinn has created a line of watches featuring cases made from German submarine steel (the U Series).  The steel was procured by Sinn from a steel supplier to Emden GmbH, one of Germany’s North Sea shipbuilding yards who construct submarines from the very same steel.

Because of the special steel used from the submarine steel manufacturer, the case resists the effects of exposure to salt water and salt water environments.

These cases are produced in-house by Sinn's case making affiliated company in Glashutte, Germany.

This special steel is also amagnetic which means that is does not have magnetic properties and cannot itself become magnetized.  The watch movement itself is protected from magnetic fields up to 4,800 A/m.

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EZM Mission Timers

Sinn is a partner for manufacturing watches for the German Special Forces, including SWAT, Customs, FBI, helicopter police, GSG9 and other units.

Beginning with the now highly collectible (and valuable) Sinn EZM 1, Sinn has grown this collection to some of the most durable and highly functional watches made and they remain among the most popular in the collection.

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TESTAF Certified Pilot's Watches

Lothar Schmidt, Sinn's CEO and owner had long been disturbed by a lack of technical standards for defining a "pilot's watch". As an engineer, Mr. Schmidt was fluent in standards for diver's watches, anti-magnetic watches and the many other technological standards used to manufacture watches.

A widely used reference for standards is DIN, or the Deutsches Institut fr Normung (German Institute for Standardization). Oddly, he discovered there were no DIN standards to cover pilot's watches where such standards exist for example for diver's watches.

The new "Technical Standard for Pilot's Watches" (TESTAF) was developed by the Aachen University of Applied Sciences and establishes the suitability for professional use as a pilot's watch.

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Submarine Steel

Sinn has created a line of watches featuring cases made from German submarine steel (the U Series).  The steel was procured by Sinn from a steel supplier to Emden GmbH, one of Germany’s North Sea shipbuilding yards who construct submarines from the very same steel.

Because of the special steel used from the submarine steel manufacturer, the case resists the effects of exposure to salt water and salt water environments.

These cases are produced in-house by Sinn's case making affiliated company in Glashutte, Germany.

This special steel is also amagnetic which means that is does not have magnetic properties and cannot itself become magnetized.  The watch movement itself is protected from magnetic fields up to 4,800 A/m.

Το τι παραμύθι "πουλάνε" για να διαφοροποιήσουν τα προϊόντα τους και να κάνουν πωλήσεις, είναι κάτι το εξωπραγματικό ! 

Παίρνουν τα ίδια υλικά, που χρησιμοποιούνται για την κατασκευή υποβρυχίων λέει.

Μα τα υποβρύχια, κατασκευάζονται από ναυπηγικό χάλυβα, και όχι ανοξείδωτο 

Και βάφονται, με ειδικά χρώματα, για να μην σκουριάζουν. Και δεν έχουν αντιμαγνητικές ιδιότητες 

Και έχουν και ανόδια, για τις ηλεκτρολύσεις, υφαλοχρώματα για την αποφυγή ανάπτυξης / αποικισμού ή βιορύπανση από θαλάσσιους οργανισμούς.

Δεν μπορώ να δώ το πλεονέκτημα ( ....αν υπάρχει ), από την χρήση αυτού του υλικού.

Απλώς, οι κειμενογράφοι / διαφημιστές, εξαντλούν την φαντασία τους, προσπαθώντας να μας πείσουν για την μοναδικότητα του προϊόντος που υποστηρίζουν.

Και εμείς ....................μασάμε ! 
 

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In 1985, German astronaut Reinhard Furrer purchased a black PVD 140S and wore it into space as part of the Spacelab D1 mission.  This mission became historically important for a few reasons – the first of which is that it was the last successful mission of the Space Shuttle Challenger, which was tragically destroyed on its next mission several months later.  The second – and much happier – reason is that this marked the first time that an automatic Chronograph was worn by an astronaut on a space mission.

although in 2007 it came to light that Commander William Pogue wore a non-approved Seiko 6139 Chronograph during the Skylab 4 mission 11 years earlier.

Αν και δεν ηταν ο πρωτος αυτοματος χρονογραφος,η διαφημιση για το ρολοι και την μηχανη(lemania),ηταν μεγαλη και σημαντικη

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